The Flower that my love harvested

Marie escaped the Nazi’s invasion through the ocean but, within her luggage, she brought her own personal war.

She will have to fight herself through great love, from which he will harvest as a beautiful flower.

Reviews from readers
“The novel begins with the Stenak family losing their enormous fortune. This book transcends any expectations and is not merely about the tumultuous economic journey of the Stenak, who only find stable footing again in Brazil.

The reader will feel transported from their own contemporary surroundings into the personal reality of each character. They will begin engulfing themselves in the mysteries and misfortunes that each story carries and will develop the character’s same emotions and sensations whilst hoping they find a resolution.

On a different note, this reading allows you to learn about curiosities from other epochs and cultures through an engaging and surprising development of the story. This unusual tale, at once unforeseeable and undressed, constantly brings the reader new content and ideas. I recommend this reading and am grateful for the pleasure it has been to read.”

Leonardo Toniolo (translated from Portuguese)

“I’ve been delighted reading your book; each paragraph of it pushed me to the next one, keeping my curiosity and enjoyment until the end of the story. Even without knowing the author personally, I had the feeling of being able to hear her voice through the characters. The book is very good. You made impressive maneuvers, trapping the attention of the reader, and raising curiosity. And even more: the author presents knowledge – Geographical, Historical, Sociological, Psychological – Congratulations! I’m glad I had this opportunity to read your book. Thanks.”

Leocadia Stevens